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Mortgage lender to add 500 jobs, invest $5 8M in Charlotte

Mortgage lender to add 500 jobs, invest $5.8M in Charlotte December 23, 2020 GMT CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) A direct mortgage lender will expand its Charlotte operations by adding 500 jobs over the next five years and investing about $5.8 million into its operations hub. Intercontinental Capital Group, a privately held company headquartered in New York, plans to begin hiring for the jobs next year, according to a Tuesday news release from North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper’s office. It currently has 179 employees at its Charlotte office. The company could receive nearly $7.7 million in incentives from the state over a 12-year period if it meets certain requirements for job creation and investment.

Mortgage lender to add 500 jobs and invest $5 8 million in a Charlotte hub

Mortgage lender to add 500 jobs and invest $5.8 million in a Charlotte hub Danielle Chemtob and Austin Weinstein, The Charlotte Observer Dec. 22 Mortgage lender Intercontinental Capital Group is adding 500 jobs and investing $5.8 million in Charlotte to create an operations hub, the state said Tuesday. Popular Searches The privately held company, based in Melville, New York, in Long Island, will expand its Charlotte operations and add the jobs over the next five years, according to a release from Gov. Roy Cooper s Office. The new jobs will pay an average salary of $87,500, and include roles in sales and marketing, fulfillment, management, technology and administration.

Financial firm bringing 500 more jobs to North Carolina at average wage of $87,500

RALEIGH – Five hundred more jobs are coming to Charlottle’s financial sector. Intercontinental Capital Group is more than doubling the size of its morgage operations in the Queen City over the next five years. Average annual wages for the new jobs will be $87,500.  The current average wage in Mecklenberg County is $68,070. The company was awarded a series of state tax and other incentives totalling more than $8 million by the North Carolina Economic Investment Committee (EIC) at a meeting Tuesday morning. “For the experience of home financing to truly be delightful, it must be accessible, streamlined and simple, and that requires the best of marketing, technology innovation and people passionate about providing borrowers with excellent customer service every step of the way,” said ICG founder and Chief Executive Officer Dustin DiMisa in a satement. “As we evaluated different locations, it became clear that whether we were looking for marketing talent to better connect

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